This course introduces the core concepts of epidemiology and the practice of evidence-based medicine (EBM). It covers measures of disease frequency, study designs, causation, and key statistical tools for health research. Learners will explore the five steps of EBM—asking, acquiring, appraising, applying, and assessing evidence. Ethical considerations, historical milestones, and case studies are included to build context. By the end, participants will be able to critically evaluate medical literature and apply evidence to improve patient care and public health.

This course provides a comprehensive overview of Ethics in Clinical Research, covering the ethical foundations, regulatory frameworks, and practical applications essential for conducting responsible clinical studies. It explores core ethical principles, historical milestones, and international guidelines governing human subject research. Learners will gain in-depth understanding of informed consent, participant protection, and ethical decision-making across different trial phases. The course also addresses global and national regulations, including harmonization guidelines and country-specific requirements.